Leesburg Kiwanis Club began in March 1957. We celebrated our 69th Anniversary this month in various ways. A charter dinner social at Jasmine included current members, a former Capital District Governor, Key Club and division 2 K-Family members, and partners in the LOCO community. We presented Samantha from Stone Bridge H.S. with a scholarship as our nominee for the Teenager-of-the-Year Scholarship.
We began the month with three members attending the Capital District Midyear Conference in Cambridge, MD. It was a chance to reunite with K-Family members to celebrate accomplishments and learn more about Kiwanis opportunities. We also had time to form new relationships with other participants to see if there may be potential service projects to support together.
Our club had fun at the annual Spring Bling Craft Show with Riverside H.S. Key Club students. We sold refreshments to visitors and vendors at Ida Lee Rec Center. If volunteers had free time, we began packing treat bags with eggs, candy, stickers, and fake tattoos. The bags also had cards decorated with spring messages to improve spirits at Loudoun Hunger Relief. Park View H.S. and Tuscarora H.S. Key Clubs also joined our club in making around 300 treat bags for Loudoun Hunger Relief. Some members took time out of their school day or spring break to honor their commitment to service.
Congratulations to the return of Heritage H.S. Key Club, a club after COVID-19! It has officially been reactivated as a club in the end of March. We have enjoyed interacting with your members for the Head Start and STEP Literacy Project and look forward to strengthening our relationship in the future. Our club supports 11 Key Clubs with over 1,200 members, and another one plans to reactivate soon. Our Key Clubs volunteered to raise the spirits of teachers, schools, janitors, and friends through thank you cards or meals provided. They designed bracelets for ill children or kids at risk. They
The second part of a book donation for 400 children at Head Start and STEP programs was a success during Read Across America Week in the beginning of March. Teachers and staff members also received additional donations for their classrooms. Key Clubbers at Broad Run, Heritage, Rock Ridge, and Tuscarora high schools helped cut out and decorate bookmarks for the PreK kids home libraries. Then some met to put labels on the books at Rust Library. Thank you Rust Library for letting us use your space for service projects.
Our club members continued supplementing little libraries in the Stork Project throughout LOCO. The Stork Project started during COVID-19 with 50+ little library sites, and that number has hit 70+ in 2026. Please let us know if a little library near you needs books. Contact us at [email protected]. We also had several guest volunteers from club friends and Riverside Key Club sort and hang up clothes on a Saturday morning at Women Giving Back.
At Capital District Key Club Convention on March 21st to 23rd, Key Clubbers from Stone Bridge and their faculty and Kiwanis advisors learned that Stone Bridge, Riverside, Tuscarora, and Independence received awards for positions like distinguished officers, contest entries, and more. Two LOCO Key Clubbers also received scholarships from the Capital District Kiwanis Foundation; congrats to Stone Bridge and Riverside. Out of 250Key Clubs, Stone Bridge received the ultimate honor of 2025-2026 Key Club of the Year in Capital District Kiwanis!
Our Kiwanis club looks to continue growing and offering our services to the LOCO community and beyond. Please contact us to learn more about volunteering, joining our club, and providing support for 1 child, one community at a time.
About Us
Serving the broader Loudoun County region, our club was founded by local business leaders in March 1957. Our organization is full of passionate volunteers including business professionals, young professionals, government workers, parents, and retirees. There is no age limit when it comes to giving back to your community! Please send a message if you would like to attend and learn more about our club and what we do. We welcome visitors at all of our meetings. For an invitation or to RSVP, please email the club at [email protected].
What We Do
We are best known for sponsoring the annual Halloween parade held in Leesburg since 1957. Every year we bring the town of Leesburg together on Halloween for a parade full of marching band performances, color guard, local community groups, the giant pumpkin, and lots of candy for the kids.
We sponsor Key Clubs in 10 Loudoun County high schools with over 1,100 students in all. Students run these service leadership programs under faculty supervision, providing much needed community service by sponsoring projects that benefit their schools and the community at large, while receiving valuable leadership training and experience.
Community service is at the heart of Kiwanis—we truly serve the children of the world, beginning in Loudoun County. In our decades of service, we have supported many different organizations. Our club most recently supported the Town of Leesburg’s Flower and Garden Show, INOVA Loudoun Hospital’s pediatric units, Women Giving Back, Loudoun Hunger Relief, Mobile Hope, Loudoun Education Foundation’s Fueled program (food packing), JK Community Farms, and a variety of youth projects.
Our reading initiative to help underserved children in the county has taken multiple routes to provide books and reading strategies for kids and their families. We have passed out over 1,500 books to kids at Head Start/STEP, National Night Out, Unity Cup Soccer Tournament, INMED, Arc of Loudoun, and in Little Free Libraries throughout Loudoun County. We believe every child has the right to enjoy age-appropriate books of their own.
What is Kiwanis International?
We are a service organization that helps kids in our local communities and around the world. Internationally as a whole, Kiwanis members stage approximately 150,000 service projects and raise nearly $100M every year for communities, families, and service projects. Here is a quick video that explains what Kiwanis is.
Interested in learning more? Check out Kiwanis International or please contact us directly for more information and to join our Kiwanis club.
Meetings
We hold a Club Social at 6:30 pm on the 1st Monday of the month that rotates among three restaurants, Travinia, Jasmine, and Matchbox. The general club hybrid meeting on the 3rd Thursday of the month is in person on the Lower Level at Thomas Balch Library and on Zoom at 6:30 pm. Please note that the schedule may change due to service projects or holidays. Check our club calendar for the most up-to-date information.
Reach out to the club at [email protected] if you would like to attend as a guest.
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Kiwanis Club of Leesburg, Virginia
Celebrating Our 69th Charter Anniversary Month
Leesburg Kiwanis Club began in March 1957. We celebrated our 69th Anniversary this month in various ways. A charter dinner social at Jasmine included current members, a former Capital District Governor, Key Club and division 2 K-Family members, and partners in the LOCO community. We presented Samantha from Stone Bridge H.S. with a scholarship as our nominee for the Teenager-of-the-Year Scholarship.
We began the month with three members attending the Capital District Midyear Conference in Cambridge, MD. It was a chance to reunite with K-Family members to celebrate accomplishments and learn more about Kiwanis opportunities. We also had time to form new relationships with other participants to see if there may be potential service projects to support together.
Our club had fun at the annual Spring Bling Craft Show with Riverside H.S. Key Club students. We sold refreshments to visitors and vendors at Ida Lee Rec Center. If volunteers had free time, we began packing treat bags with eggs, candy, stickers, and fake tattoos. The bags also had cards decorated with spring messages to improve spirits at Loudoun Hunger Relief. Park View H.S. and Tuscarora H.S. Key Clubs also joined our club in making around 300 treat bags for Loudoun Hunger Relief. Some members took time out of their school day or spring break to honor their commitment to service.
Congratulations to the return of Heritage H.S. Key Club, a club after COVID-19! It has officially been reactivated as a club in the end of March. We have enjoyed interacting with your members for the Head Start and STEP Literacy Project and look forward to strengthening our relationship in the future. Our club supports 11 Key Clubs with over 1,200 members, and another one plans to reactivate soon. Our Key Clubs volunteered to raise the spirits of teachers, schools, janitors, and friends through thank you cards or meals provided. They designed bracelets for ill children or kids at risk. They
The second part of a book donation for 400 children at Head Start and STEP programs was a success during Read Across America Week in the beginning of March. Teachers and staff members also received additional donations for their classrooms. Key Clubbers at Broad Run, Heritage, Rock Ridge, and Tuscarora high schools helped cut out and decorate bookmarks for the PreK kids home libraries. Then some met to put labels on the books at Rust Library. Thank you Rust Library for letting us use your space for service projects.
Our club members continued supplementing little libraries in the Stork Project throughout LOCO. The Stork Project started during COVID-19 with 50+ little library sites, and that number has hit 70+ in 2026. Please let us know if a little library near you needs books. Contact us at [email protected]. We also had several guest volunteers from club friends and Riverside Key Club sort and hang up clothes on a Saturday morning at Women Giving Back.
At Capital District Key Club Convention on March 21st to 23rd, Key Clubbers from Stone Bridge and their faculty and Kiwanis advisors learned that Stone Bridge, Riverside, Tuscarora, and Independence received awards for positions like distinguished officers, contest entries, and more. Two LOCO Key Clubbers also received scholarships from the Capital District Kiwanis Foundation; congrats to Stone Bridge and Riverside. Out of 250Key Clubs, Stone Bridge received the ultimate honor of 2025-2026 Key Club of the Year in Capital District Kiwanis!
Our Kiwanis club looks to continue growing and offering our services to the LOCO community and beyond. Please contact us to learn more about volunteering, joining our club, and providing support for 1 child, one community at a time.
About Us
Serving the broader Loudoun County region, our club was founded by local business leaders in March 1957. Our organization is full of passionate volunteers including business professionals, young professionals, government workers, parents, and retirees. There is no age limit when it comes to giving back to your community! Please send a message if you would like to attend and learn more about our club and what we do. We welcome visitors at all of our meetings. For an invitation or to RSVP, please email the club at [email protected].
What We Do
We are best known for sponsoring the annual Halloween parade held in Leesburg since 1957. Every year we bring the town of Leesburg together on Halloween for a parade full of marching band performances, color guard, local community groups, the giant pumpkin, and lots of candy for the kids.
We sponsor Key Clubs in 10 Loudoun County high schools with over 1,100 students in all. Students run these service leadership programs under faculty supervision, providing much needed community service by sponsoring projects that benefit their schools and the community at large, while receiving valuable leadership training and experience.
Community service is at the heart of Kiwanis—we truly serve the children of the world, beginning in Loudoun County. In our decades of service, we have supported many different organizations. Our club most recently supported the Town of Leesburg’s Flower and Garden Show, INOVA Loudoun Hospital’s pediatric units, Women Giving Back, Loudoun Hunger Relief, Mobile Hope, Loudoun Education Foundation’s Fueled program (food packing), JK Community Farms, and a variety of youth projects.
Our reading initiative to help underserved children in the county has taken multiple routes to provide books and reading strategies for kids and their families. We have passed out over 1,500 books to kids at Head Start/STEP, National Night Out, Unity Cup Soccer Tournament, INMED, Arc of Loudoun, and in Little Free Libraries throughout Loudoun County. We believe every child has the right to enjoy age-appropriate books of their own.
What is Kiwanis International?
We are a service organization that helps kids in our local communities and around the world. Internationally as a whole, Kiwanis members stage approximately 150,000 service projects and raise nearly $100M every year for communities, families, and service projects. Here is a quick video that explains what Kiwanis is.
Interested in learning more? Check out Kiwanis International or please contact us directly for more information and to join our Kiwanis club.
Meetings
We hold a Club Social at 6:30 pm on the 1st Monday of the month that rotates among three restaurants, Travinia, Jasmine, and Matchbox. The general club hybrid meeting on the 3rd Thursday of the month is in person on the Lower Level at Thomas Balch Library and on Zoom at 6:30 pm. Please note that the schedule may change due to service projects or holidays. Check our club calendar for the most up-to-date information.
Reach out to the club at [email protected] if you would like to attend as a guest.
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